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... but was got off without any serious damage. Queen Victorta.—We have pleasure in placing on record an incident in the domestic history of Queen Victoria. We learn that it is the usual fashion fer the Queen and Prince Albert to breakfast alone, and with ...
... Tyrreli from Southampton for London ; Victoria, Patien, from Rye for Harwich: Imperial, Hretl, from Rye tor Rochester; Colliugwood, Lemnnd, from Rye for Sandwich; Adventure, Parker, from Newport for Ipswich; Queen Vi toris, Fox, from Newport f.-r Lynn; ...
... grossly wronged, were ever more loyal and peaceable. Why, were Victoria to visit our island, we are confident that the people, down to the poorest peasant, would joyously shout, ‘God save the Queen,’ and deem it an honour to render her the humblest service ...
... extraordinary specimens of ingenuity, skill, and labour in pen and ink drawing ever examined. They consist of portraits of the Queen, the Duke of Wellington, Shakspeare, and others. As guide, we lake that of her Majesty. The drawing commences in one line, ...
... aselsewhere, the number is always deplorably great. Queen Victoria. —We have pleasure in placing on T'Coid an incident in the domestic bistory of Queen Victoria. Me learn that is the usual fashion for the Queen and Prince Albert to breakfast ...
... Muffs, 15s fid to iOs. Rusaian Sable Queen’s Bos, ats. Ermine, 2la, Chinchilla, 15s 6d, Rutian Mink, G ...
... obtained 8 private audience of the President of the Re- jic, at which he presented a letter from Queen Victoria, an- acing the death of Her late Majesty the Queen Dowager. he Minister of Wer has commanded the formation of a new , to be called the Voltigeurs ...
... Cosat. Dkc. 36.—The Queen ha* been pleased the Rev. William Corbet Le Breton, M.A., to the deanery of the Island Jersey, void by the deslb of the Very Rev, Jsmes H emery. Bakx Of England.— Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Victoria, cap. 32, for the ...
... Is. and 2s. each, by all respectable Chemists the United Kingdom. PREPARED ONLT BY BEWLEY, FISHER, & Co., Chemists to the Queen and Prince Albert, by Special Appointment, Dame-street, Dublin. Agents—T. FIDLER, Chemist Newbury. Samuel Poulton, Chemist ...
... pageants rare, All bright and gorgeous hast thou seen, When valiant knight, in tournay there, Received the prize from Edward's Queen ; And proudly through thy stately halls Swept cavalier and ladies gay, While strains around those walls Tu softest cadence ...
... Sunruel Heorsey, Janz. Queen Street, Portsea Erasmus Jackrson, Esq., Ln, Grove, Southsea Atchihald Low, Esr., St, George's Square, Portsea John Martin, Esq , ligih street, Portsmouth Mr. E. Mearvin, ?? Alley, Portsea | iir R. iiIrvin, Queen Street, Portser - ...
... hether goods w hich may have been tion 0 a subject of inquiry e' d for exportation onl yy Ur nder the Naviga- warehous 9th Victoria, cap. 8 8, will, if the y have poral Bene tion Act of 8th and bond, be admissa le other not been reshipped, an dare still ...